Bleach Mixtures Return To US Regulatory Radar Making COVID-19 Treatment Claims
Executive Summary
FDA warning to "Genesis II Church of Health and Healing " wasn't its first to the organization about promoting a chlorine dioxide formulation, "Miracle Mineral Solution," as an unapproved new drug. 'Infowars' host Alex Jones also was warned about bogus COVID-19 claims.
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